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This is how the language used in the contract. I held up my end of the deal, they failed to find the Buyer and close
Buyer will pay 1000 to escrow agent as an earnest money deposit if the buyer fails to close for any reason other than the contingencies described in the agreement then the... View More 
answered on Jan 15, 2025
Ohio Revised Code §4735.24 requires the escrow agent to maintain the funds in escrow until it receives an executed agreement directing the funds to be disbursed, or a final judgment of a Court directing the funds to be disbursed.
If the buyer will not execute a release, then you will have... View More
I recently moved into a new home that I am renting from a company. When I transferred over the energy bill to my name I assumed it would only be for electricity since in my lease it stipulates that "The following utilities will be the responsibility of the Tenant: electricity, water, internet,... View More
answered on Jan 15, 2025
Take a close look at the other clauses in your lease. There is likely to be some caveat that covers this situation for the landlord. Unless it is an outrageous amount that renders you unable to live in the unit comfortably, it may not be worth the price of an attorney to fight over the gas charge... View More
From what I see, I need to file I-130, I-130A, and then a CR1.
answered on Jan 13, 2025
I'm inclined to agree to disagree without more information. You ought to reconsider whether to file for a K1 fiance visa, then hold off on the wedding. There are a lot of practical reasons to take a step back, besides the extreme delays in processing the I-130 petition, then the National... View More
From what I see, I need to file I-130, I-130A, and then a CR1.
answered on Jan 16, 2025
Right now if you are not married, you can file for a fiancé visa, which would probably take a little bit less time than a spousal visa. You could also wait until April and get married and then apply for a spousal visa but, as stated, the fiancé visa is taking slightly less time. As long as you... View More
I know I never swerved one time and stayed in between the lines at all times. How does he prove that I swerved at all? Also do I have to drive erratic or just swerve one time? is his word enough to convict me? Where is this all documented and can you site case law?
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answered on Jan 12, 2025
Hello, most police cruisers are equipped with a dash camera that should show the swerving in question. An officer may pull you over for swerving within your lane if the officer reasonably suspects a traffic violation has occurred, such as impaired driving or texting while driving. Consult with a... View More
For example, if someone tells me that someone else told them that they committed an offense, does that constitute me “knowing” and having to report even though I cannot confirm that it happened, and the person telling me did not witness it either? It would seem more wise to inly report if you... View More
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answered on Jan 9, 2025
Hello. You do not have to report third party information of a potential crime, especially when you don’t even know if that third party information is correct. Reporting a crime that you have knowledge of is usually first hand knowledge unless you have reason to believe that the other party... View More
The person is not currently here but left there belongings. So what should I do if the person returns after the Notice expires?
answered on Dec 30, 2024
You should consult an attorney in your area regarding proper local rules for an eviction, and begin the eviction process. If all you have done so far is post a notice, that is insufficient to retain possession of the property. It is unclear from your post whether you have given a 30- or 3-day... View More
dentist work over the years and different dentist and a dental franchise hued and bright now never explained procedures to me and it caused me to lose teeth with out explaining side effects and damage and not explain root canal procedures before doing them and my insurance does not cover the... View More
answered on Dec 24, 2024
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. This looks like it has the makings of a difficult case that many law firms would be reluctant to take on. This is not to say that you did not suffer. Any observer would probably have sympathy for your plight.... View More
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answered on Dec 12, 2024
Hello, I have had clients in your position. I contact the court's bailiffs and figure out a good time to bring in my client. Once before the judge, I ask the judge to recall the warrant, arraign you, and address bond. I try to get my clients a signature bond so they can go about their life. We... View More
I couldn't complete them because I'm disabled and every assignment caused me unbearable pain due to a botched spinal fusion surgery. I completed as many as I could.
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answered on Dec 12, 2024
Hello, if I had a client in a similar situation I would contact the court staff and figure out a good time to bring you in and recall the warrant. I would then talk with the prosecutor and make her aware of your medical condition, supported by documentation. Ultimately, I would lobby to have the... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2024
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. In terms of options you ask about, you could review the paperwork for the civil case you received with an attorney. An attorney would want to know more details about what they are suing for, and more about your... View More
There is 3 of us living in 2 bedroom apartment and We have 3 vehicles in total. They allow up to 4 ppl to rent a 2 bedroom apartments but only allow 2 vehicles. Is this legal? I live in ohio
answered on Dec 6, 2024
Check to see what your local ordinances say about parking at commercial rentals. Many counties have parking restrictions written into their zoning laws and/or other specific requirements, which can vary by county or even by township or suburb. Usually that information can be obtained through a... View More
He isn’t following zoning set back rules. I paid a surveyor to certify my property lines. He hasn’t registered his business with my county. He’s not treating my job as a priority and I’ve caught him with bad workmanship with pic proof. He’s been paid a full deposit of half the cost and in... View More
answered on Nov 29, 2024
You have a written contract, and an attorney should review the contract to make certain you are complying with all your obligations. You should have a zoning inspector come to the property and verify set back requirements are being complied with by the contractor. If there is an issue you should... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2024
An "installment agreement" for what? Youe house, a car, a debt consolidation program?
There are various ways to pay for a Ch. 13 bankruptcy, but to answer your question reliably, a practitioner will need your fully detailed financial situation.
Confer with an experienced... View More
He is having a pre trial in the 20th of November I think ,I havent got the date on the mail.
answered on Nov 14, 2024
t’s understandable that you want to support your grandson through this challenging situation. Aggravated robbery is a serious charge, especially for a young person, and it's crucial he has strong legal representation to ensure his rights are protected. Here are some steps to consider:... View More
Is the act of opening the front door considered an invitation to come inside? Once inside, would they have to show a search warrant apon request? Furthermore, would they have to give they're names and badge numbers apon request. Would they be required to wear vest cams while executing a bench... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
In Ohio, opening your door to police officers does not automatically grant them permission to enter your home without a warrant. The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, and entry into a residence typically requires a warrant or the resident's explicit consent.... View More
Because of a recording error. The balif said "this will help you in the long run" So the judge repeated the sentance again. Double jepordy?
answered on Nov 14, 2024
The situation you described does not appear to raise a double jeopardy issue. Double jeopardy, protected under the Fifth Amendment, prevents an individual from being prosecuted or punished twice for the same offense after a final judgment. However, your scenario likely involves a procedural error... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
If you mother-in-law left a surviving spouse, then they can go to the title office and give it to whomever they want. If that is not the case, then you may need to file a release from administration at the probate court. A number of factors can influence this, so I can't go any further.... View More
Is this negligence? I called Medics after the Transit center didnt, I was abandoned by representative who was driving the paratransit buses. Once.medics arrived, they performed a series of test, I was then transported by ambulance in which I was hospital with symptoms of a stroke. The public... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2024
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal. It looks like you're basing your claim on a breakdown in the services of a public carrier, necessitating the need for EMT response?? It sounds like it would be a weak case. This is... View More
We signed a contract to purchase a house for a specific sale price. The property was presented to have 1844 square feet. I thought it felt smaller and when I asked the realtor said wait for the appraisal to see. After appraisal it was noted the sale price was within market range but the actual... View More
answered on Nov 6, 2024
Most house listings have a disclaimer stating that the information is not guaranteed to be accurate, and buyer should verify it. Most purchase contracts also state that any statements by agents are not to be relied on by buyer. Most purchase contacts also advise buyers to get whatever inspections... View More
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